How much drop does the 60" round vinyl cloth have?
20016
I didn't buy the 60" round table cloth. I bought the oval one and it hangs about 8" over the sides of my 65" long oval table.
20017
I have a 42" round patio table...so the drop on the 60" vinyl cloth is 6 inches.
20018
It depends on the diameter of your table. Measure across your table at the widest point. For example, let's say it was 42 inches. You then subtract that measurement from 60 and you would get 18 inches. Then you divide that in half to see how much drop you get. In this example it would be 9 inches. Hope this was helpful.
1884258
If there is not an oval option, you will need to buy a rectangular cloth and just know it will drape more on the "corners". You generally want an 8" to 12" drop on all sides. (It can be longer, but if it is much shorter, it will not look right. So, for a 90" x 42" table, you would want to find a cloth, at least, 106" x 58". Hope that helps.
117573
It would be 9 inches. You need a 120" or 132" tablecloth for proper drop length.
1979923
It was 60 inches wide. Made a cover for the car wench and the fabric has held up well.
596761
Not sure of the gauge but the cloth is sturdy, thicker than aluminum screening.
1253195
The cloth is very light, and does let light through, although I'm not sure of the exact percentage. I used it in the beginning of the summer to protect my saplings and it worked great! Kept the bugs off and gave everyone the light they needed to grow.
1984802
The roll is 60 feet long (see last part of "description" underneath the listing).
490435
Usually the drop from the table top to the floor is 30 inches. So I add table length + 60 inches for the drop on each side. Do the same with the table width. Hope this helps.
800034
'The 90 x 156 covers an 8' table completely; on all 4 sides the table cloth grazes the floor. On a 12' table the front and back would be completely covered. The sides would have a 6" drop of cloth.
1788941
Long table cloth. Covered an oblong (rectangle) table approx. 72" or a bit less.
349127
Hello,I do apologize it doesn't provide us with the thickness of that item. The size is "40 x 60"
968088
For a 60 inch in diameter table, a 90 inch tablecloth will have a 15 inch drop. It will not be too long.
1450932
I think David A is correct. I just bought this and I am having trouble figuring out how to get a 15"+/- drop. If anyone has figured it out please let me know.
1796632
You need to measure the hight from the floor to the top of the table, multiply it by 2, and add it to the diameter of the table (60"). For example, if the hight from the floor to the edge of the table is 30", than 30" x 2 + 60" = 120". You will need a 120" table cloth :)
1509560
From back to front at 8 feet there is a drop of 28 inches. I measured it at approx. 68 degrees.
478373
I used on 48" round table which gave an 11" drop. On a 42" table you would have a 14" drop. I think that would work fine. I don't want to see the cloth puddle on the chair seat. Three extra inches shouldn't be a problem.
18957
This is for a round table. The table sat 10 people comfortably and the cloth was perfect in that we do not like the cloths to go to the floor and bunch at our legs. WE WERE VERY SATISFIED WITH THIS PRODUCT.